Altcoins News
By James Thorp
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Shrinking Supply Meets Growing Demand. Data from CryptoQuant indicates that Ethereum’s exchange reserves have dropped to roughly $60.
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Derivatives Show Cautious Optimism. Despite recent sell-offs, Ethereum’s aggregated Open Interest (OI) has stabilized near $19.
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ETH Price Holds Steady. Ethereum has traded steadily above $3,900, showing signs of stabilization after last week’s decline.
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Whale Activity Signals Future Moves. The uptick in whale purchases highlights the influence of large holders on Ethereum’s market…
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Historical Context. Ethereum has experienced similar accumulation phases in the past, where low exchange reserves…
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Conclusion. Ethereum’s shrinking exchange reserves, combined with increasing whale activity and stable…
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Ethereum [ETH] is showing signs of a potential supply squeeze as exchange reserves hit yearly lows and whale buying intensifies across spot markets.
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Data from CryptoQuant indicates that Ethereum’s exchange reserves have dropped to roughly $60.8 billion, marking the lowest levels of 2025.
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When fewer coins are available and demand remains strong, even modest buying can create upward pressure on prices.
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Despite recent sell-offs, Ethereum’s aggregated Open Interest (OI) has stabilized near $19.1 billion, suggesting traders are reopening positions after prior liquidations.
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At the same time, the Aggregated Funding Rate turned slightly positive at 0.008%, signaling growing confidence in ETH derivatives markets.
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Ethereum has traded steadily above $3,900, showing signs of stabilization after last week’s decline. Key indicators suggest a neutral-to-weak momentum:
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RSI: Around 42, indicating consolidation.
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Trading volume: Noticeably lower, showing gradual accumulation.
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OBV (On-Balance Volume): Muted, suggesting steady but cautious buying.
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